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, 1887-02-24
The SENATE
Fisheries Retaliation Bill
Passes the House.
Terrible Earthquake Shocks in
Southern Europe.
Great Loss of Life and
Property.
THE SENATE
CONGRESSIONAL
Senate.

senate.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-At..2 o'clock
unfinished business was announced, being
the bill to create u de department Of agricul-
ture and labor.
Mr.. Jones. of Arkansas, made an argu-
ment In support Of the bill. Several
amendme Its and reports by the senate
committee on agriculture to the house
bill were agreed to, down to one provid-
ing for the transfer of the signal service
bureau to the department OF agriculture
and labor, hat led to discussion. Nh.
Mr.. Morgan moved to amend the amend
ment by limiting to the weather service Of
the signal service bureau. Finally a vote
was taken on the section transferring the
weather service Of the signal service
bureau las amended) and it was agreed to
yeas 81. nays Is. The bill was then
passed without division, and a conference
was asked.
The bill creates an executive depart
ment to be known as the department of
agriculture and labor, with a secretary
and an assistant secretary, to be appointed
by the president, by and with the ad-
vice and consent of the senate. The
secretary is to receive the same salary as
heads of other executive departments and
the assistant secretary the same salary as
the assistant secretary of the interior de-
partment. The bureau of labor and
weather service of the signal service
bureau are to be transferred to the de-
partment Of agriculture.
The senate then took up the pleuro-
pneumonia bill.
Mr.. Frye made an affecting appeal to
the senate to take up and consider the
message from the president vetoing the
bill that would allow arrearages of pen
sion to Thomas S. Hopkins, of the Maine
volunteers. He described the case as a
remarkably exceptional one.
The bill was passed overthe presidents
veeo by a vote Of SIS to 6. The six nays
were Berry, Beck, Blackburn, Coke, Har-
rs and Vance.
, 1887-02-24
Proposals for Subsistence stores.

HEADERS DEPT oF THE PLATTE,
OFFICE CHIEF CoMMIssARY OF SUB
sIsTENcE, Omaha, Neb., Feb. 10, 81
Sealed proposals, in triplicate, subject
to the usual conditions, will be received at
this office until ~ o'clock noon, central
standard time, March 81. 1887, for fur
nishing and delivering at the subsistence
storehouse, Omaha. or on railroad cars at
or near place of manufacture or produc-
ton, the following articles:
Flour for issue, vinegar, laundry soap,
salt, family flour, lard and potatoes.
Bids will be received and opened at the
same time by the subsistence officers, at
the following named places for such of the
above articles as may be required to be
delivered at or near their respective posts
and produced or manufactured in the
vicinity thereof, viz: Forts Douglas and
DuChesne, Utah; Fort Mckinney, Wyo-
ming.
The right Is reserved to reject any or
all bids. Specifications showing in detail
the articles and quantities required and
giving full information. will be furnished
on application to this office, or to the sub
s~istence officers at the places named.
JOHN p. HAWKINS,
Major and @. S.
, 1887-02-24

ETUpUsuIb IOr FFebh Heel.
HEADERS DEPT OF THE PLATTE,
OFFICE OF CHIEF CoMMssARY OF
SrRSISTENCF

OFFICE OF CHIEF COMMIsSARY OF
SUBSISTENCE,
OMAHA, Neb., Feb. 10, 1887.
Sealed proposals in triplicate. subject to
the usual conditions. will be received at
this office, or at the Offices of the acting
commissaries of subsistence at the follow
ing named posts. viz: Forts Bridger, 'Du
Chesne, Douglas, Laramie, Mckinney,
N~iobrara, Omaha, Robinson, D. A. Rus
sell. Sidney. Washable, Camp Pilot Butte,
Rife Range, near Bellevue, Nebraska,
Cheyenne Depot and Omaha Depot, Until
IL o'clock noon, central standard time, on
the 2lst day of Arril, 1887, at which time
and places they will be opened in presence
of bidders, for furnishing and delivering
at those posts, Of fresh beef from the
block that may be required by the sub
sistence department, United States army,
during the fiscal year commencing July
l, 1887. Blank proposals and instruc-
tons to bidders, giving information as to
conditions to be observed by bidders,
terms of contract and payment will be
furnished on application to this Office or
to the commissaries at the posts named.
Proposals will not be considered unless
accompanied by the instructions to Bid
ders'' above referred to. The right is re-
served to reject any or all bids.
JOHN p. HAWKINS,
Major and G. S. Chief z. s., Department
of the Platte.
, 1887-02-24
The Second Day.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 23.-It was an hour
after the time for converting this morning
when the chair called about one half of
the delegates of the National Labor con-
vention to order, the other half was either
busy at committee work or was disin-
clined to early work. On motion of Mrs.
Severance, of Wisconsin, the rules were
suspended and Mr.. Crocker, of Kansas,
was permitted to explain the Oklahoma
movement and to present a preamble and
resolution in regard to that matter.
Mr.. Croker proceeded to read the pre-
amble, reciting the action of congress with
reference to the acquiring OF hat ground,
its grant to the railroad company and its
subsequent forfeiture, and declaring that
this land is now in the possession of a
vast cattle syndicate by undue influence
OF the United States courts, the army and
other officers and closed by a resolution,
severely %censuring the action of the
present administration and demanded the
passage Of the now pending Oklahoma
bill, and ii this present congress does not
pass this bill, then requesting the presi-
dent to convene next congress in extra
session to pass the bill. Mr.. Crocker
went on to speak of the wrongs of Okla
homa colonists. His point was that the
railroad corporation and cattle syndicate
were holding that country by power of
a military mob; he would not call it mil
itary, it was military mob. He pictured
the peaceful purposes of the settlers anx-
ious to get homes, and the gross outrages
inflicted on them; arrested, subjected to
~indignities, and, in one case, resulting in
death to the wife of one of those men
seeking a home. He closed with the hope
that his resolutions, when presented for
action. would be adopted without a dis
senting vote. After a discussion of the
resolution it vent to the committee.
At the afternoon session, Mr.. Waters, (
of Illinois, offered a motion that the chair
shall appoint a committee of five on per-
manent organization to take charge of the
organization of the new party throughout
the country. The chair declared the mo-
ton out of order at this time. Eaton, of
Illinois, by unanimous consent, offered a
scheme for the organization of the new
party, outlining the plan for local club or
ganization and accompanied it with ex-
plantations.
, 1887-02-24
BLACK HILLS STAGE
mi EXPRESS COMPANY

Coaches leave Chugwater daily Except
Sundays on arrival of the G. & N.
train, touching Fort Laramie, Rawhide
Buttes and Lusk, and connect with the
Chicago & Northwestern railroad at Lusk
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man, Fort Mckinney, Douglas, (Wyo.),
Fort Robinson and Chadron in Nebraska,
and Rapid City, Spearfsh and Deadwood,
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The cheapest and shortest route by
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The u. S. mail carried. We have first
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, 1887-02-24
The Elections in Germany

BERLIN, Feb. 23.-The Conservative
and National Liberal majority in the new
reichstag is now u~ndisputed, although
their numerical strength has not yet been
finally ascertained.
All the first results OF the elections are
now known. Taking uncontested cases
and forecasting the supplementary con-
tests as carefully as possible. the combined
opposition groups in the new ~reichstag is
placed at 1T votes all told; while the
governments supporters are estimated at
900
, 1887-02-24

CHICAGO. Feb. 90. Observation-Disclosures
1000, l0@15c lower; shipping steers.
950(@l 800. pounds, 80. 60(d5.l 10; stockers
and feeders, $2.65(d 800.
Sheep-receipts, 5000; market slow
lOc lower; Western, SO. SOFA 4. so; natives,
:. 50(d4. 90; Texans, 81. 5OG4.00, lambs.
a.. 5O(d5.7 IS.
, 1887-02-24
Killed IN a Coal Mine.

DENVER, Feb. ga Trinidad, Colo,
special says: A cave-in occurred at the
mines Of the Colorado Coal and Iron
company at Engle, three miles from here,
at noo to-day, by which three boys, Jack
Pictora, Frank Scargori and Daniel Con-
way, all aged about IA years, were crushed
to death. The father of Conway barely
escaped, but was badly bruised around
the head.
, 1887-02-24

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. %. Judge
Toohey rendered a decision in the habeas
corpus case of James Hope, who is wanted
in New York on a charge Of burglary. The
court held the extradition warrant was
void on the ground that Ex-Governor
Stoneman issued it without proof having
been presented t. him of the crime
charged against the prisoner. ~Thejudge,
however, remanded Hope to custody for
FIVE days to allow the district attorney to
secure an amended extradition warrant
from Governor Bartlett.
rHunuA a " nnurAGA
, 1887-02-24
GoNNSCNNGNA 1as,sIa !,

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Pesrse K McGill, Druggists.
, 1887-02-24

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 23.-The supreme
court to day, handed down its decision in
the Smith Robertson case, in which the
former prayed for an injunction to restrain
the latter from exercising the duties of
lieutenant governor, the position to which
he was chosen at the general election in
November last. The opinion refused the
injunction on the grounds of Jurisdiction,
thus in effect declaring that the case must
be decided by a general assembly.
, 1887-02-24

The very worst cold or cough is perma
nently removed by Red Star cough cure.
, 1887-02-24

FERRIS MOVES HOUSES
206 Fifteenth street.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-12-15
Cedar Shingles.

The undersigned are now manufacturing an
Extra Quality Of Cedar Shingles at their mill
and are prepared to supply the public with the
same at the following prices:
cint'Viass' per nd,...................$S so
The mill is located in the upper part Of
Lewiston. Shingles for sale Il the mill.
23-u WYNKOOP AMARTIN.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-12-15
HARD TINES

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Mothers, head of Doctor bills, by always
keeping in the house, bottle of DR.. Bos-
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Cough instantly, relives Consumption. cures
Group and pain in the Chest in one night.
u il just the remedy for hard times. Price
80 cts AMI q 90. Samples free. Sold by
Dr.. J. 9. Moxlsy.
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LEWlSI'ON CASH STORE.

Cigars, Tobaccos and Smokers Articles. WRITING
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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-12-15

G. c. Bunnsll has the 6nest assortment Of
Hardware ever shippsd 70 this markA.
just step into Ais 6ns brick and examine his
stock.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-04
"@at6=@ uarbs" s st'fsa'i s "a.
B.itinins bos 6. Sraeinlfp. 20.13.em

6. 6. Spencer, %r 1'slissss SS'i !
Roufon, fer 10 Nar, bar MI cperta9et I'm
8rooers Sahelmngeriorretnin9 ! Geeorab,
pa baaber, ipm ban tiolisere bnr bait ! @no'
matee gountp osiaa / 8inneibett at ftnos
manae aobe norIfe aunoer.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-04
Sfolciono tiaaans.

Sea oil unoerrette Dem, Tom oil lame
Yenoe mob fprIte alasies Sifterbeo, at je9
bar Ell Gel Sfolefonos t%iIaans. Get o'l
iaaleoes bIiue Ell 9ieniioi9 6proel for Dem,
lpm laaner, 90 for SBrnene I eountiet.
Senpenb goer til 3. ~. Saubnep,
337. gpuntp Nuottor.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-04

os bel lti'tet baaee for yssrbrus % 8p9a.
apl. vi os til er Sorbbunben rulenoe gruri.
men osiaa fore StrGfninser er faoe Ser
Door Ie9 er bpiat, nemli9 / Sir Der 81 urtn,
er Here 9opnibips, iom life er pptaaet, meo
u~notaselie af nosIe iaa "glaims", Der er
td9re al NcrbmGno, os Der er aob Nnleo.
ming til at oanue ct norit Excitement, bpilfet
81, lom alerees er Der, snifer. Get pilbe
bore pnitelist, ON ilere Nprbmpno uilbe
TONNE berno % boiGtte fig; ialialo pil bet
lpnne II at lie zig ON Der, iprenb man ilaar
ltg neo ilo9et anoet Steo.
Tor nGrmeIe Marteosplabs er Steele,
Gour tn SGoet for &iboer Gountp. Canine
Sp er c9iaa WarfeosplubIen for 9oaan 90
WtcSrtoib iaa Gnboer oil ~iorItaa, at Steele
er Ell lipli9 Sanoelsbp. Zen bar Q Grocery
Stores, 2 3rp9ppos & Clothing Stores, 2
Saroiparo Stpres. 1 Sarneis Chop, Q Smet
Chops, @ason Chop, 2 2umber gar's, /
grid garc, cs life at ior9lemme 9 Galppner
boor Gnbper Tan iaa iis en- 5aor cper Spr.
ften. Sfnlbe Icssn DnIte uioere Splpsnine
ON 6prbplSene beruoe, oa fan iamrne erbpl
Deg peo at %tilitriue llnbertesnebe.
8om Teit Sitens WGnb us faa gbers ese
Stem, iom "Snfel Gam" siper goer.
Ieiret er uomGrfet 9obt % Saararbeibe
9aor raft fremao.
@n penlis Silien til Saskatchewan os $50
iten"s 29iere / Ilminoelisbeb.
8. g. %San9ebabl.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-04

ct Tibet SInr, iom 9ipes no / 5reosrid, PM
no9le Hnsiere Belt bsrira; be blep ooerrn
Ifeoe al en- SneItorm % oantene ont | ire
Sesn, fsr be Tom til 5olf. 5or Of ppboloe
Giuet nlnatte be Ilagte en- of tine Nulopr %
ipiie Slooet, ION De itspte Deb at sjsre pp
Slo at i'm 8usniasie.
Gn Gut, ipm arbeioeoe / Sreoerid, bible
reiie uo paa gal bet III itne 5olt; ban blep
operfalot al en- Sntitorm o9 TOM pa gipeie,
men blep frelit paa en- beipnoGrli9 Waaoe.
5pr bon reiite, bauoe ban itGust ino lin Ser'
res Sunb, iom piloe ielse bani, men Sunoen
Tom no ~alli9epel % latte eiter. "a ben trai
bam i9ien, bauoe 8utten iooust | Sneen.
Sunoen bespuote at uupps p9 bragg / ham
os fit BAN osiau op igien, iau ban liot eiter
Tom frem til en- Salmitaf, os Der, la9oe ban
fig, uorlattet lom ban bar, til at iooe. Sunpen
forls9te pda Gle Wanber at faa bam meo
ii9, men uoen Teiul.at. pa ben %foritoo, at
bet life piloe lptfes at faa bam meo Jig, for
ben afitee for at beute Sl9lp. Zen fanot
frem til ct gus, bppr ben uatte Soils Spa
mGrtiombeo peo lin beipuoerli9e Spforiel,
bporfor man IulSte meo ben og ianot @utter
lppenbe / Salmltaften, ute Ct babe ta9et
up9en Sfabe Of 8uloCn.
gn @ut berfra, iom reiite up til WcStpit
60. paa Sogt, Tom bort fra line Sanierater
en- Sneitorm. Get bar ipr Sui, % ban si
life ioteufuuhpn puhuu ffinut gRounp terirc
bar pGret oeroppe p0 ipat eittr ham. RaaIft
bans Sig alorig fiuoes, oa Der life er ipnoer
li9t iettlet eubnlt.
en- gnbeu pilbe 9aa biem fra en- Nabo Il
gRil, men git pilo c9 ir9s libel; San %iapneSsi
life iDr 8 Gage eiter, oa en- Rabo TOM ii
bans Siem % iaubt bans Seite uGiten opb
Of Suit; ienere fanbt mun bans osoe 9egem
t 4 Mile berfra. u. S. @ar9en.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-04
Wep Mortet. scutt @oun y. Wlinn.

WV -INNhhNhg ~Np'A SSN' ~ --f''''
Soet lea inoIenoer min Setaling % I li9e
for en- ny Mbounent, pil leg bebe ON Ylaos
for npsle iaa Ginier ps iprt9le "EpIten"s
mango 99iere, at Der for ct Nar iioen itiftes
bes Ell MISUNDERSTANDING iom til Wtan9es
8l9oe bar 9jort alGmpelfriot fremao, ioet
Den MI teller pmtrent 1855 W%eo!emmer, %
ilere tpmuter til for bpert Mpoe, ipm resels
mGsIi9t boioes boeranben 5rebag. Haitpr
@plb er Sorenin9ens Sormano o9 3. Str9te
oens Siceiprmano, 8. SjprIp oers SetretGr,
os Oct .au iises til oeres Gcs, at be bperfen
bar iparet 5io eller &rbeioe ior at blGlpe
Soreningen fremaS.
Set ct life Sprs of 9 S%alconbploel
ber / Nrrbeoen nil, men Gnbuer er Jig lelr
nprmeIt, Iaa Ri fan life bjGlpe for, at De Ser
rer S%alopnpGrter bliper liot LANCE / Iniietet
bper Gang ri gaar benz fcrbi
Sulo iait Gutter, iaa oil ri mart fac itpr
tet Song Nlcobpl fra Ibronen.
9ililut pil jss pnite "Stcorab Soften" Sell
% 9ptte; ben er sobt liSt al De Man8e, ion
l9ier ben Der / Netu Narfet.
Ole Sacobicn.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-04
5owner, NcSenrp Co., 9af.,
2ben STARTS 1887.

Sr. &eoaftpr!
San efteriol9enbe uGre al nogen Snteresle
iaa bru9 bet eiter @ootbefinoenoe.
Sinterer Aaf p9ret itafminoeli9 ftreil9
peb Mouie 8iper, % De Glbre Ssttlere Tiger,
be life bar ppltp oct npset lisnenoe paa otsle
&anter.
8reaturerne er saaet meo | Snnoreoepls
paa Ell Str9tnius al 20 Mile, bpor leS CT
tienot, tbi bisie fore "cattle men, bar lad'
aootlom intet Sflul for tit 8pGs, % Tinteren
latte ino tiblisere eno panlist, iaa SrlIfene
iffe enbuu bar brast tiem fra be laatalote
"Sano Sins", en- 4 a 6 Mtile fra 5looeu. en
Stor 9el fulate oa meo Stormen De Iaa 5oli
Som par latte iii at paste benz, furoe Snfei
uprette, % mango ianotes isien oper bunoreot
Mile borte. gn flor W9nsSe gil meo al
Cult % 8ulbe; en- Scr. 8itGos I. W. pa'
miItet 100 Stpffer al 300. Selo'Spis ei
bet for bet Nteite pelitaaeuoe Imeritaaere
iom bar baft be Itprite Fab, oa bore Sanos
manb life er fcrmuenoe mot til at tunile Ell
1tpre 9,ifter, Njpnt bet bog bar fine 5arn''
pei beiatte. Yrpprene Ole % anoreip wi
bsriiun sjpr en- llnotuselie: De eier en- elor'
paa $50 Stptter 8peg, os bar slenrem Y'i'
teren fun miItet IA; De eier osiaa Sooe 6arm'
peo 9ylooen ps fulctOp Of Stur til W 70
9prene.
Saieunem Sanuar os 5ebraur par Oct e'
uoibruot Raffe Of Sneitcrme, men MI %
ri meset soot SER, iaa pi baabsr, al oe
, p9rste of Siuteren er operltaaet; bo'S III
| fcmmer bet Der til at blipe en- Islelts Yanss
paa Sober, % ba er bet at beIrpste, al G
tor Gel Sreaturer itrpser meo inosrl SaareT
vi psnter paa en- for Snbpanor'rs til SON
!, meren, o. ger er enouu fulot op al tr't yam
r pso Roule Giper.
c .. 2arien Rsis.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-04
I,blaub. Wswapop Co.. Wideoou.

IA leg enonu life bar ieet Eoset "Epiten"
fra eenne Ylaos, uil jes prppe at iortGIle
liot ont bet @pbe % 9aarlige ber.
Seq fom til Niblaub Spjitole ben life Sc.
cember forrige Nar. % bor iioen ben Eio pps
bplbt mig her. Seq uil anbefale etbpert unst
Wennelte, Gutter o9 Ti9er, iom bar QpIt til
at lore No9et, at be uboiber fine &unoltaber,
iiGr iaObnuue, iom ont Siltteren life bar Nrs
beioe os oa rtua lope fanlte paa ct "Soaroins
Spuie." Seq peo life, bpab bet foiter at BIO
Der, oa ie9 ulorig bar prppet bet, men Ilt
to9et meb, bliper bet piit life unfer IS 3pls
la 8 Waaneoeu. Get or, bpab Oct fpiter her
paa Sfolcn for "Boarb" % en- gpo Huber
pisnin9, nemlis to paalise b~iitoriite Spreoras,
9nnIf p9 gnseIIt, Sprp9 2Gsning % Sfrips
ming, Er9uirg Sorbbelfripelie pg Sinobeosz
lUre, iamt 3 gning. GltteIfolen er fra lite
december til lite Npril. IiseItclen fra lite
Mai 3 a 4 Roaneber, IA Dollars maaneslig.
Sfolen bar peret beip9t babe at Spenife p9
IprIte. Zen lie9er m,ibt imeGlem to imaa
SDer: Niblano p9 @raut 30 Wil noro for
@rano Rapios. vi faar ppr BOT fra @rant,
falbet Niblano YpIt Office. @rant bar 200
Snbbnegere, bporai Here er Saanbperfere al
forlfiedise Slaas. to Observation-Disclosures, I
Ipctbeter % en- 0pftpr. Set er 10 alt, bpdr
en- inabnn Sp tan snIte fig / ben Hetring
Ser er Statiouer baabe / @iblano % 8rant
Yalomin Sipiiipu "pf tbe g8elt Mibi9an VI
g." Itirrer Der fprbi. 2anoet er temmelif
flabt % tilise 9obt, bog er bet life iaa imnft
enonu, icm bet bill blipe, ba be forte Stllm
per fisher Eiet, bpor ri ler, men Der arbeioe'
apbt for at faa benz pef. Ser bar life pRre
Settlere l9usere eno 10 Nar. Sinteren ha
p9ret ri9tis spo her, bog entelte telnmeli
tploe Gage.
Seq bar MI bolbt "9ecorabsT oiten" |
/ Maaneoer os bar belle 9ioen pGret sobt foi
npiet meb ben, bog ifal ies life ne8te for, q
lea er 9laoere / ben MI, iioen ben er blepe
forltprret % hi lite bebpper at pente ia
lGnse paa 6ort9linserne, builte jeg lpns
ristia sobt ont. Der er flere beromfring, BE-
boloer ben, % nosle at gleperne Der pa
Sfolen bar talt ON, at psiaa be pl bolt
ben, naar be refer berfra. Soften
t bar punoet lnerfienbelie at ollie, Der bar l9
I ben.
SilIut en- 9af til "Iecurab' Toiten", ipi
reselmGs Zig fommer til mig bper 2orsoal
E oa en- Silieu til ale bens 29iere.
Sacob 9rno.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-04
sorreipOnbance
U,sloup. isis, 1soe spril 1887

AiHf'
o. asDs, sr en- temmelis itor Sp % iOm
Al g,. beliosenbe peO Smeritas itSrlts Sno
saf'p,n. oof, superior. Otter be 'ioIte
nsH " Ssntne uil Spen tase ct bnrtist
iaI rsf melt paa @rlno al De rlSe Sern'
cG,'I ian, fnoes i Omeauen. Ter ital aas'
tff, l' srnoes TO smeltebptter Der peo Spet,
HSsnn ' r'aproe bet fan blipe 6remtipen er
7 wv At pioe. Chicago, ct. Earll, Ssiu'
10 s & omaha 81. 81. gr. bar MI traar
a's Wv Of mt siosss pOr til en- Of smelte-
l', n"T,rA bor ipaar peret biemipst al en-
DgpomD % en- n9iten %panpttil9
n .D,,rIotion i @,unOeieuOOmme, % iom
:g y. ; SSroi tar Der uaret en- ftor 2iiItrpn's
guy, : solt al oue sluss. 5prit TOM Ee''
u. .rSeus fra gmsritas stor.spsr, % itrar
@ @.',n NeisuSommene til iabelasti9e bpie
n.y. ROlt, inn ben enc Tag blot 'antte
1000 9slars for i'm etenoOm,
IN oupen 9ua bliue buot 10 a 10 ia
NV, an til 10000 9ollars. SmiGtrtlgen
' !. IsgsprOeieuoOmme bar paret tor, % les
~ hort eiter Sisenoe, at ct entelt @ru'lO.
,.a, aol bupe ftiitet SGnber 4s San9e |
oss,t Al en- llse. Ser par caiaa benz, lom
-. riSe iQlse, ibet be iornpOertlts trosce,
arirrs Tu be itise fremoeles ! bet uenoe'
y, 7enne pulbiomme "Spom" er MI at
.g5r,,te ION Huttet, % Sinsene oil Sel MI
'.,r ponrte tilbage / fin normale 3ilItaro.
SITTER Siamrnbene tum GrbeiOsiOlf, bel
>, ale gluss, iaa Spen bleo ben GRAB cper.
;rSt At MeuueIter, at Oct bar panNiell9f at
IN 10 sus om Ratten, % Der Iorlan9tee
=, . td.5 Dollars for Sen9 Natten oper.
T,ros of DC iioItnGpnte Slass Solf Tom bel
nS meO lin @iuteriprtjeneite / 9onmer, o9,
IN, ulminoeli9 er 8iliGlte meo Wdr9e,
;sots be hen til Salponerne % andre Saltens
SUlsr for i spir % Grit paa tort 8to al
iorpOe fin iurt erbperpeoe 5crtIenelte. %
NJ ,uNuu err iaa tiOIi9t pea Naret, at ltoer
,asr iuosu grbeiostraIit bar teSpnot enonu
I'M iees Soil meo Gotten paa Gp99en al
Srooe ub fra gpen, bog iprit efter, for o.
Sstes geotummenbe, at DC bar poela9t 'Io
iii FoIe Gent, % Der CT mango, lpm 9aa'
ION '5rampl" % tig8er.
Get er NIT SIaao til NrbeicSis9enpe, De-
life bar nuaen Iiprre aapital, De oil "ipenoe"
at De life bpr ipse biocp ipr Slntninsen a
Eai eQer 5pritninseu al Suni Waaneo, fD
lea tror ntppe, OF ben e8entit9e Nrpelostralt
ul tomme isans ier. Ien, naar Sfibstat
ten bliuer aubeu paa Cafe Superior. o9 all
saamgnerne Iial be9pnoe lin TirtIombeo
fau nil Der blipe SeflGitisclie at Iaa 10
6unoreOer Of WGno. Nen M 9aar, ION
ast, Qliiur mango Nrbeiosiolf lcoise her o
renter paa at iuu Nc8et at bcitille.
Sea nil Sr. &eouttpr! meb Seres 2tllo
belle tiuaoe mig, Sieuuem Seres Slao, q
ienoe min Silieu til Senner i &artell .
Cmean. U. 8. Splie.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-04
Gapnc0dn9.

Sc, iom pil leie Sapnegans for Selte eler
6prnfong, bpr henpenoe Jig til VI. Sane paa
Wptts 5nrm 2 YRil Spo tor Secorab. @oof
@i9s, bebite rinDenoe Wano og uolnRrteoe
StD99etrRer. Triierne er rtrieli9e. 32.4.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-04
Nafe gSilipu. Wturraf

Safe Wlllpn, WtlirrdD 70, VtInllA
9anoet Der er bpl9eiormigt, meo Sno'ser
oa Baffeoras biit ps her, men temmeli9 lioet
Sfca, laa mon lipper let ira bet meo Grub
bins % StubbesrupninS, m'n laa er Der Del
Wanse, Iom uilbe iiBe: bpao IfOl man oo
bruce til Br9npiel? So, Ss tjener Der iom
BrGnoiel for De Sleite, bog Der er not al
8ul o. @eb csiau, men bet fpiter Eer9e.
Si bar iulbt pp baaoe al Serubaner oe
Stationer, iaa man fan iaa n9iten buao mur
snIter Of iaaoanne Ting for Ien8e, men Gam
bet er altior tpnot b%efolfet / Sorbolo til Sp'
ernes Intal, iaa bet ifulbe p9re pnlfell9t, on
1olf piloe fomme os bpi9tie is Der.
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